Fire Probed In Iiidustrv Industry Borough police and firemen are investigating cause of a smouldering fire un-i der the Spencer House Sunday I af ternoon. i Mayor Stephen Suchanec said I both departments arrived at the' scene about 2 p.m. and quickly extinguished a small fire under the apartment house on Route 68 near Pine Grove Road. Children have been reported to, hide under the house and smoke cigarettes. Police and firemen found several cigarette butts and a stack of p*rnographic magazines that were unfit for anyone to read.
The fire was dering in these magazines, apparently caused by one (rf the cigarette butts," Suchanec said. There was no damage to the apartment house. "This incident is under investigation and we hope to catch these children. They must be taught to respect the safety of others," Suchanec concluded. Kidnap (Continued from Page 1) It will cost an estimated $75 billion over the next two to three decades to end stream pollution.
Nearly $400 million is spent annually on federal, state, local and private at the modern home on the banks of a waterway leading fo Biscayne Bay. But there has been no indication they were getting any closer to a solution. A slightly built teen-age boy who said he knew something about the case was questioned Wednesday. If he did, police talk about it. Eight hours after the boy entered the Goldman home just after noon, the attorney, Bob Traurig, met with reporters and read an open letter from the boy's parents.
"We are addressing this statement to whomever has taken physical custody of our son, Daniel Goldman, or whoever has some personal knowledge of his present it said. "We have $25,000 in bills wailing to be delivered to you. You may use any intermediary to establish contact that you want. "Just get the word to us and we will do anything you or your representative Traurig said the Goldmans also asked news media to reduce coverage of developments in the case and to withdraw reporters from in front of their home. SIDEWAI.K ART.
Trying to make a few extra pennies toward their education, two sidewalk artists bend to their labors outside the famed Museum in Madrid, Spain. Bee (Continued from Page. 1) Michael Rolley, who will be making his fourth appearance this year, and Robert Brown of East Liverpool; I.ee W. Crook Jr. and Cynthia Gooch of Wellsville; Nicolette of and Jean Kiliman of Salem.
Rolley, James Burge.ss. also of East IJverpool, and Rickey Hum of Columbiana were in the 1964 finals, while Jean Stambaugh of Leelonia and Rolley appeared in the 1963 spelldown. HERE ARE the spellers and the systems they will repre.sent: EAST Rolley, Burgess, Brown, Stephen Sulkes, Ray Fickes, Andrew a Jane Davis and Kathy Kidder. WELIiiVILLE Crook. Miss Gooch and Janis Salajczyk.
PAROCHIAL Judy McPeak of Wellsville Immaculate Conception and Mary Frances McDermott of East IJverpool St. Aloysius. COUNTY Morris and Dana Cameron of No. 16 School, Terri Hawkins and Shirley Carter of Fairfield Waterford. Kay Craig of Beaver and Ruth Ann Kornbau, Carol Glunt and Nancy Imhoff of United Local.
COLUMBIANA Hum and Beverly Steiner. LISBON Carl Weaver and Dennis Wilson. LEETONIA Mi.ss Stambaugh and Miss Nicolette. SALEM Miss Kiliman. Rhodes.
Bob Roberts, Jack iKalbfell and Mona Grav. 2 In Draft-Dodging Scheme Facing U.S. (Commissioner Mourners filed past the crypt -of President Grant for two days in New York City whrre he was brought for his funeral in 1885. The liearse wa.s drawn by 24 horses. CLEVELAND (APi-Two of the five men arrested in an alleged draft itme have been ordered to appear before a U.
S. commis.sionei April 11 Donald Taylor, 29, of Cleveland. a former in the 112th Engineers Battalion of the National Guard, and Frank M. Kovach 22. of Par.na, who is in the Guard Unit, were arrested Wedne.sday.
Taylor and Kovach are charged with setting up a plan whereby fal.se papers showed three men. who each had paid them up to $600, were members of the 112th. Authorities said notification of the was sent to the local draft boards of the three young men. automatically changing their draft ification and keeping them out of the service. Charged with draft evasion were Timothy E.
Klink, 19, Elsmere, N.Y.; Robert D. Spaletto. 22. Wood Dale. 111., and Kenneth M.
Narwid. 20, Akron. Narwid waived a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Ralph Hartz in Akron and was bound over to the federal grand jury.
He is being held in Cuyahoga County Jail in iieu of $1,500 bond, I Klink was released under $1.500 bond after waiving a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Render Solomon in Albany, N.Y. He was bound over to the U.S. district court here.
Snalctto was released under $1.500 bond in Chicago, where U. S. C. S. Bentley Pike set a hearing April 7.
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